Chainpoint with URIs specified, without Node Discovery

Chainpoint without Node Discovery

// Uses npm i chainpoint-client@0.3.0

const chp = require('chainpoint-client')
async function runIt() {
  try {
  // A few sample SHA-256 proofs to anchor
  let hashes = [
    '1d2a9e92b561440e8d27a21eed114f7018105db00262af7d7087f7dea9986b0a',
    '2d2a9e92b561440e8d27a21eed114f7018105db00262af7d7087f7dea9986b0a',
    '3d2a9e92b561440e8d27a21eed114f7018105db00262af7d7087f7dea9986b0a'
  ]
  let uris = ['http://35.236.228.81', 'http://35.190.171.154', 'http://35.193.104.98']
  // Submit each hash to selected Nodes
  let proofHandles = await chp.submitHashes(hashes, uris)
  console.log('Submitted Proof Objects: Expand objects below to inspect.')
  console.log(proofHandles)
  // Wait for Calendar proofs to be available
  console.log('Sleeping 20 seconds (5 sec aggregation, 10 sec calendar) to wait for proofs to generate...')
  await new Promise(resolve => setTimeout(resolve, 20000))
  // Retrieve a Calendar proof for each hash that was submitted
  let proofs = await chp.getProofs(proofHandles)
  console.log('Proof Objects: Expand objects below to inspect.')
  console.log(proofs)
  // Verify every anchor in every Calendar proof
  let verifiedProofs = await chp.verifyProofs(proofs, 'http://35.236.228.81')
  console.log('Verified Proof Objects: Expand objects below to inspect.')
  console.log(verifiedProofs)

  }catch(error){
      console.log(error.message)
  }
}
runIt()